Qian Manduo's surgical skills were swift and precise, establishing the Qian-style surgical technique. He could remove tumors more efficiently than cutting leeks, slicing them off in a flurry of flashing blades. The medical staff watching were completely bewildered and could only sigh in amazement.
"Chinese Kung Fu is awesome!"
For a condition like Mrs. Qian's mother-in-law's, surgery is the only option. Ye Qingqing is capable of surgery, but she has never tried craniotomy and doesn't have the courage. At most, she can set bones. As for things like opening up the stomach and cutting off the head, let Qian Manduo handle them.
"Does Mrs. Lu also know that Dr. Ye? He's really hard to find. I've tried to find him several times but haven't run into him." Mrs. Qian couldn't help but complain. The doctor who was on duty was always absent. If it were her company, he would have been fired long ago.
Ye Qingqing could sense Mrs. Qian's dissatisfaction and couldn't help but wonder, she was a dedicated and good employee who had worked the full hours stipulated in her contract, and even exceeded them, so how could she not meet her several times?
When do you usually go to look for them?
“I go whenever I have time, but there’s no fixed schedule. I went last week, and there was a woman seeing patients. She had jet-black hair and looked very young. She definitely wasn’t Dr. Ye.” Mrs. Qian said with a disgruntled expression.
She'd worn herself out from running around trying to find this miracle doctor, but what could she do? Her husband was such a dutiful son, always agreeing with whatever his mother-in-law said.
Ye Qingqing's lips twitched slightly. There were only three traditional Chinese medicine doctors in total: two elderly men with white hair who came to see patients once a week, both of whom were highly experienced and skilled national doctors; and the only other one was a woman, herself.
This Mrs. Qian clearly saw her, but she still insisted that Doctor Ye was elusive.
"Didn't you even ask what Doctor Ye looks like?"
"What else could he look like? He must be quite old, and his hair is probably all white. I did run into two old gentlemen a few times before, but they weren't like that," Mrs. Qian said matter-of-factly.
The medical profession is one where the older you get, especially in traditional Chinese medicine. Which famous doctor isn't quite old, while the younger ones are still apprentices?
Moreover, when she goes to a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, she will definitely only see older patients. She will not trust those with gray hair. She feels more at ease with elderly people who look weathered and have better medical skills.
Ye Qingqing was speechless. This Madam Qian was too self-righteous, and she was definitely not careful in her work. Surely she could have asked her more questions, but she didn't ask even once despite all the trips she had taken.
Actually, it wasn't that Mrs. Qian was careless; she was just being stubborn. She didn't get along well with her mother-in-law and had been bullied by her a lot when she was young. She had a lot of resentment inside but didn't dare to vent it. Now she had to run around for the old lady, which made Mrs. Qian even more upset, so naturally she was unwilling to go to the doctor.
She went to the hospital, and if there was nothing there, she could go back and be on par with her husband. It wasn't that she wasn't doing her best; it was that Dr. Ye had skipped work, so she couldn't be blamed.
Madam Xie, being perceptive, sensed something amiss and joked, "Madam Lu, you wouldn't happen to be that Divine Physician Ye, would you?"
Although she asked the question in this way, her tone was joking, clearly indicating that she did not think Ye Qingqing was the famous Doctor Ye. Mrs. Zhang and the others shared the same idea. Everyone had the fixed perception that doctors were all quite old, at least fifty years old, and that young ones were unreliable.
Ye Qingqing smiled slightly, "I dare not call myself a miracle doctor, but I am the only person with the surname Ye in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of Meng's Hospital. I am grateful for everyone's kindness and they usually call me that."
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